St. Francis Potluck Party

St. Francis loved the animals, that much is well known. That he loved to party is perhaps lesser known, but then again he is the patron saint of stowaways, among others.

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Singing the Song of Gaelic Americana

Kyle Carey performs at the Katharine Cornell Theatre on Wednesday, Oct. 9 at 7 p.m.

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Will Luckey, Island Musician Who Taught Others, Dies at 68

Will Luckey, a well-known Island musician and music teacher, died on August 17 at the Martha’s Vineyard Hospital after battling cancer.

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Singing With and For the Fishes
Louisa Hufstader

Mark Lovewell’s new CD, With the Fishes, pays tribute to fishermen, their boats, their prey and the communities—social and economic—that support them.

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Vineyard Sinfonietta Celebrates One of Its Own With Heidi's Concert
Holly Pretsky

The Vineyard Sinfonietta celebrates its longest serving member on Sunday with a concert in her honor.

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Hootenanny Night: Amateur Folksingers Take Over Coffee House for a Night

From the Gazette archives: a story about James Taylor appearing at a Hootenanny in 1963.

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Building Bridges Through Song
Bill Eville

Roberta Kirn finds songs wherever she goes, a wandering minstrel for music as part of her Song Exchange Project.

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Yard’s Winter Season Brings Light Into the Darkness
Landry Harlan

The Yard is on a mission to help Vineyarders beat the winter doldrums with dance.

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Swedish Fish and Quartet San Francisco; a Strings Supergroup
Landry Harlan

Quartet San Francisco has been visiting Island schools this week to perform and play music with students, in a program sponsored by the Martha's Vineyard Chamber Music Society.

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LadyFest Rocks With the Beat of Solidarity

Throngs of music lovers crowded a closed down Circuit avenue in Oak Bluffs Saturday night to celebrate Island women in music.

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